We will start our trip from Plaça de les Fontetes to the centre of La Massana, heading toward the Rossell Forge, a museum on the iron industry in Andorra. We will see an entrance to the right that leads us to a path shared with pedestrians and riders on horseback, which is why it’s a good idea to reduce speed. 

Then we will travel next to the river until we reach a local road. At the beginning of the Camí de les Gavarres, just at the entrance, we will have to descend by a fairly inclined area and with closed curves. If you go with children, it is better to do it on foot. From this point on we have an itinerary on the banks of the Valira del Nord river with very little elevation gain, although when the path narrows, our speed must be controlled since it is a path shared with pedestrians.

We will cross wooden bridges and walkways until we reach the chapel dedicated to Sant Antoni Abat, patron saint of muleteers, which was restored at the end of the 20th century. At this point, we will turn around and go back along the same path until we reach the end. Instead of returning to the Rossell Forge, we will go to left, climbing toward the tennis courts. At this point, we will turn right to pass through the old neighbourhood of La Massana, which takes us directly to our starting point. Once arrived, it is possible to rest and enjoy one of the establishments in the town.

It takes about 40 minutes to complete the route. Appropriate for MTB and e-bikes.

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